English 3: Learning Activity Sheet
English 3: Learning Activity Sheet
English 3
LEARNING ACTIVITY
SHEET
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Illustrator: _________________________
Editor: _______________________________
ENGLISH 3
Learning Area
III. Strategy:
A. Explore:
1. Read the paragraph below and identify at least 5 nouns then write it on
your activity notebook.
2. Study the words inside the box and identify the proper and common
nouns. Write the proper nouns in column A and the common nouns in
column B. Write your answers on your activity notebook.
A B
1. 1.
2. 2.
3 3
4. 4.
5. 5.
B. Learn:
It’s time to learn about proper nouns and common nouns. Are you ready?
Great!
C. Engage:
I. Some proper nouns in the sentences below are not correctly written. Rewrite
them on your activity notebook.
1. Which are more saleable, American or japanese cars?
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2. Miss barerra is our grade three adviser.
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3. Where can you find the clinic of dr. dabuet?
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4. Which barangay is bigger, arawane or Astorga?
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5. Mt. pinatubo and Mt. Mayon are both active volcanoes.
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II. Read the sentences then fill in the blanks with appropriate common nouns.
Select your answer from the box below.
D. Apply:
Use each noun pair below in a sentence. Do not forget to end your sentences
with the appropriate punctuation mark. Write your sentence on your activity
notebook. Study the example below.
a. Dugos, toothpaste
Dugos is the brand of my toothpaste.
b. Oway, pencil
My pencil is Oway.
VI. References:
Chona H. Barraquias and Cecilia B. Corsino, “English This Way”
Fourth Edition, Phoenix Publishing House, Inc.
A. Explore
A. B. Learn
1.Mother I. 1. /
2. store 2. X
3. fish 3. /
4. chicken 4. X
5. pork 5. X
6. vegetables
7. fruits
6. /
8. eggs 7. X
B. 8. /
A B 9. X
Josephine dog 10. /
Mikaela pencil II. 1. cellphone
Daram country 2. girl
Philippine candy 3. Dr. Santos
s
4. book
Dr. Tan father
5. Miss Caveiro
C. Engage
A. 1. Japanese
2. Miss Barerra
3. Dr. Dabuet
4. Arawane
5. Mt. Pinatubo
B. 1. Mother
2. breakfast
3. sugar, eggs (may vary)
4. cookies, hot cakes
5. rice cakes
Enclosure No. 2B to Division Memorandum No. ______, s. 2020 – Sample LAS Template for Learning
Area using Filipino as medium of Instruction
Filipino 3
LEARNING ACTIVITY
SHEET
Inilimbag sa Pilipinas
Ng Kagawaran ng Edukasyon
Rehiyon 8 – Sangay ng Samar
Manunulat:_____________
Tagaguhit: _________________________
Tagalapat: _______________________
Editor: _______________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________.
II. MELC with code (Kasanayang Pagkatuto at koda):
__________________________________________________________________________________
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III. Pamamaraan:
A. Simulan: (Ilagay ang mga icons sa bawat bahagi (kopyahin mula sa Sample LAS sa English)
This is the first part of the Activity/Worksheet. In this part, the teacher can give an activity
that will help the learner recall his/her previous learning. Also, it will facilitate if the said activity will
help bridge the learner’s past experiences with the new lesson. The association with “a previous
learning” does not automatically mean previous lesson but acquired knowledge that will serve as clue
or springboard to process the new one.
The idea here is to come up with an activity that will cater to both the review and motivation
parts of the usual lesson.
A ten-item (10) activity is suggested for this particular part. Learners may be required to use a
separate activity notebook for his/her responses.
B. Alam mo Ba:
In this part of the Activity Sheet/Worksheet, the new lesson will be introduced. A number of
authentic materials may be used to introduce the lesson. Also, important concepts be emphasized here.
The teacher can present the lesson in a creative way instead of just simply giving out the lesson or
concepts. The activity used as a springboard during the “Explore” part may be dissected for
discussion to serve as a concrete example if no new material is presented. To illustrate, like a lesson
about past form of verbs, one may employ a short story, a fable or a news report as a springboard to
ensure that concepts are not discussed in isolation. To make lessons more interesting, teachers can
contextualize by relating real-life experiences.
A five to ten- item practice exercise is likewise suggested for this part.
C. Bumahagi:
In this part of the Activity Sheet/Worksheet, the teacher can make use of graphic organizers in
crafting exercises. With graphic organizers in use, the learner is still guided even though it is
independent learning on their end.
D. Gawin Mo:
This part of the module will assess whether the learning competency is achieved. The teacher
may give exercises that will enable the learner apply the learning to real-life experience and engage in
higher cognitive thinking, such as problem-solution, cause –effect, etc.
Quarter 2
SBOL and LAS Preparation
Assignment by District
DIVISION MEMORANDUM
No. ______, s. 2020
To:
Education Program Supervisors
Public Schools District Supervisors/Districts In-Charge
School Heads (elementary and Secondary)
All Other Concerned Personnel
1. In line with the information contained in Division Memorandum No. 414, s. 2020, please be
informed that paragraph one of the said memorandum shall be read as follows:
The Division of Samar, through the Curriculum Implementation Division will conduct
a Division Quality Assurance Cum Revision and Finalization of Contextualized Lesson
Exemplars in all learning areas on December 1-3, 2020, at a venue to be announced later.
2. All other provisions in the same Division Memorandum shall remain enforced.
Enclosures: None
References: Basic Education-Learning Continuity Plan
Allotment: 1-2-3 (50-97)